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Introduction to Electromagnetic Interference and Compatibility (EMI/EMC) and Best Practices

Upcoming Dates
  • Jul. 22-25, 2025 (D762)
    Face-to-Face Madison, WI
    $1,995
EMI/EMC is a critical requirement for developing competitive products and systems. You will learn about coupling mechanisms, circuit board layout, conducted and radiated emissions, susceptibility, bonding, grounding, and lightning. The course will focus on sound engineering knowledge with practical application examples.
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Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives
RA01371

Electrical Engineering Fundamentals for the Non-Electrical Engineer - Circuits Through Systems

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  • Not scheduled at this time. Click the course title for program description and contact information.
This course is for mechanical engineers and other non-electrical engineers and technicians who want to begin the journey to proficiency in embedded electrical and power systems development.
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Topic: Electric Power, Electric Vehicle Systems, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives
RA00049

Foundations of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning (AI/ML)

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  • Not scheduled at this time. Click the course title for program description and contact information.
Learn how AI and machine learning strategies are applied and assessed; understand their strengths and limitations. For managers, engineers, technical professionals.
Topic: Electric Power, Electric Vehicle Systems, Renewable Energy Systems, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives, Operations and Manufacturing Processes
RA01851

Intermediate Power Electronics Power Converter Topologies, Modeling & Control

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  • Not scheduled at this time. Click the course title for program description and contact information.
This four-day course delves into the latest advancements in power electronics, covering various conversion topologies, modeling techniques, and control strategies essential for modern power systems. It explores the design and operational principles of DC-DC, DC-AC, and AC-DC converters, while also emphasizing practical application through active learning, simulations, and Q&A sessions. Led by experts, this course offers hands-on experience in modeling, device integration, and reliability engineering.
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Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives
RA00072

Permanent Magnet Machines and Drives Principles, Design and Applications

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Learn about the current applications and future trends of permanent magnet AC machines, review the principles of permanent magnet ac machines, and examine key techniques and tools for designing permanent magnet ac machines. This course will provide you with the skills to control PM machines, including the principles of field orientation, direct torque control, current regulators, and flux weakening. Study the performance of self-sensing control methods for permanent magnet AC machines and learn about the fault modes as well as the proper techniques for minimizing their impact on drive performance.
Discipline: Electrical
Topic: Electric Power, Power Electronics, Machines, and Drives
RA01084
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